The highly anticipated UFO documentary The Age of Disclosure premieres this Sunday at South by Southwest Film Festival, marking a major milestone in the discourse around unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAPs). Filmmaker Dan Farah set out to make the most credible documentary on the subject, and his approach is strikingly different from previous attempts.

Why This Documentary Stands Out

• Features on-record interviews with 34 current and former U.S. government, military, and intelligence officials.

• Presents a compelling case that non-human intelligent life exists and has been visiting Earth for a long time.

• Asserts that the U.S. has been engaged in a secret arms race to reverse-engineer alien technology.

• Warns of national security risks if secrecy continues, comparing it to intelligence failures like 9/11.

The 80-Year Cover-Up and Key Questions

Farah's documentary explores:

• How these crafts work and why they crash.

• Who is covering up the information and why.

• What U.S. presidents know about the phenomenon.

Government and Public Response

• Multiple senators have backed the documentary as a tool to push for more government transparency.

• The UFO discussion has gained bipartisan traction, with lawmakers like Chuck Schumer advocating for disclosure.

• The stigma surrounding UFOs has hindered scientific and military progress, which Farah aims to change.

Farah believes that basic facts about UAPs will soon be made public. His documentary, which has already generated 18 million trailer views, could play a pivotal role in shifting public perception and pushing for full disclosure.